The Springfield news., August 21, 1924, Page 4, Image 4

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UPPER W IL L A M E T T E
TH E SPRINGFIELD NEWS
WAR PICTURE BEING
Som«
CAPTIVE CODLING MOTHS
Thrifty Tips
FO R TH E HOM E
MADE AT UNIVERSITY
THUR8DAY. AUGUST 21. 1921
Last Linea.
”| wonder If ll'a loaded
1 11 look
down (he barrel and s e e ”
Mrs, KeM«r sod daughter returned
Divorce Announcement Crda
Cnlveraity of Oregon, Eugene. Aug
from Missouri Thursday. Mr, and
book at ibis wire hanging down
Captive cod I lug moths tudicato. by
us
14.—
A
history
of
the
World
i
Straw
Matting—Sponge
straw
mat-
Divorce Announcement Cards.
Mrs Kebler and family hare recently
••merging from the pupal stag* lu th s ¡ln,° **»• »'reet! I'll throw it to one
wa(er
Nifty oardo. antiouiiclug the sen
purchased the ranch formerly owned War,” a motion - plrutre now in - prep
- , tI1< wtUl
experiment statlou hnwdlng cage», I’ *4*
by Mr and Mrs, Guy Carr of Cot-I*’* “ 0 " hy
<* the
"»« ’ I'M matting should be well beaten. acrub- that their free sblera ami brothers
y Alfrp*
Alfred * Pow,>r*’
1‘owem. of
"I wonder
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*onder how much electricity er's divorce, are the latest things I
yerslty Extension Division, will be
w„h wa„ „ w>ter
r|lmw|
tag» Grove.
I’ll touch one and In greeting cards among the "Ppps
In the W illamette valley are doing the ••***• wires carry
|released In September. Mr Powers and then hung In the open air to
Ten '• Keith Preelon, Chicago New
Thomas Handshaker of San Diego J
same thing This means that the Hu! find out.”
delivered the sermon at the Christian 1» cutting the scenes most Important dry.
"I wonder whether ihls rope will ■uggesta on appropriate cottplnt f»
one* will begin laying eggs as soon
■tie bottom of the card;
church last Sunday
W. A. Elkina historically from about . doaen of-f w in d o w « -W h o « w indow. are hard as ;*« temperature at 8 o'clock In the hold my weight ”
"Mrs, John llenrv
Howard |
being absent. Mr. Handaaker le a (ftcial war reviews, which he 1» re- ,0 open, rub ,he cords with soft soa*. •venlng—the "cackle“ hour for the*»
"Which one of t i e » . Is the third
I arranging, re-tltllng. and ro-edlttng to and the sashes will run amoothly.
pleased 1st anOounce
brother of Mrs. W. L. Bristow
pests In O regon -Is not less than so rail, anyway'"
Master Harry Rogers of Eugene re- ft>rm * slx n * ! ulm '
”* ‘"‘''»’«ed In
Her husband. John Henry, la give
Onlona— When ctxrking onions a Ut­ degrees
1 "l.lsten!
That's the Interurhan
turned to h is'h o m e sSaturday a fte r ,'” '; r < hr« * H y Loan Collection,
( ile vinegar
_
. placed on
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Iho bounce."
the atote in
So Its about "proving time aguln to "'hlalle S u p on the accelerator and
spending ten days visiting at Pleasant
T b li altu wl11 *aUjfJr a specific an earthen Jar will prevent th smell get the new w orn, egpec'ted to be nt *»'0 be«, It aerosa ”
That Is a dellcalo way uf Infurmln
Hill.
demand on the part of the schools ¡getting through the house,
the hatching peak August Ik to 2 0 j ’'It'» no use swimming here. lu i your friends that they need out tuour
A fire of unknown origin com plete-’ Amerkan 1 nglon folk, and olher <»r-
Adhesive Taps— To remove .»Jhe- unless ehllly and wet weather should <olng out beyond the lit«
It»«» ”
fur your tragedy In ilotuoatlr Ufa. an
ly destroyed the hop barn and about j <**litMil‘>ns Interest»,! 1n historical slve tape from the skin, saturate a set In and delay etg 'aylng and hatch
‘T » c never driven a car In traffic you ar« ready to be laviin«] la parti»
1S.0CP pounds of new hops belonging
»bats'! Mr. Powers.
.
¡»gong* with benaine. wash the tape tng. The spray that Is expected to before
Hui Mtey Bay Il's perfectly right along
The
plcutr. will show life
Uf. among
and „ It can
to L. K. Stafford near Goshen, Wed-
lb l PMatra
aa>on« with It. „„g
,.an be pulled off with give the new arrivals such a meal ——
nesday evening about 5 o'clock. T h e!1”*
in tbe '»rious forms of serv- »m any trouble,
as will prove their Iasi. If the weather
estimated damage is somewhere b e -,,c* , '1“ rina ,he warl famous battles.
Meringue—If a teaspoonful of wat I» normal, should go on before August:
tween six and seven thousand dollars “c u‘
‘ b>t®“ “ Thierry. In whlchJer Is added after the sugar Is beaten Ik. the station specialists say
| the American forces were a ctiv e;],« . )ottr merlll|nie wl„ t>„
||<h|
about half of which was covered by
This la the third regular codling
insurance. The flames spread
I
‘n
» » r- Wilson. PWncalre. i A pinoh of baking powder a adiL d
moth spray, known by growers as the
the barn to the pastures land but , rs” iu* anJ olb’*r8;
m achinery, while beating is also very good
August cover spray Ita date varie»;
no great damage was done. Mr Staf US.*^. *" war: can,ouf?age; and scenes
Starch—If « few shavings of can
with the weather and other Conditions,
ford had Jus« finished picking his w” '^”
«“ « o r i e l significance.
die are added to starch. the clothes
so growers generally huve no way of
crop of early hops and filling the barn. „ T”e 1
“ ‘m service now will shine and he very eaally Ironed
There was no warning or smoke com-
* balf mi l,on feet of nim ’which j Mahogany—If washed w it/v in e g a r knowing just the right time to a p -,
ply It. The station tear»« the timo
l»g from the barn until It burst Into ” ara,,ab,e ln “ ** loan collection, of c i j U a.
spo(J
ai
and sends thg Information Io the 1
flame
| Tb’ pictures are educational, and In- and mahoga„r will look like new
growers through cooperating newspaJ
elude
scon:«.
Industrial,
and
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salt
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N. A. Chaffee and family of Dexter
m&tcri&K The films nrv toADcd, kem in th
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are enjoying a visit from Adna Chaf-j csl
some fr»«e of charge and others for f u>* L d ’ in t i
TH’ "1O'h’
®WWr”
fe« of Long Beach, a sister of Mr. I
a small rental fee. They are eepo
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"n’‘
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Chaffee.
d a ily popular with schools, church,«.
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J A. Higgins and wife have moved
and community o rg a n iw io n s
a ’* ' “ r h‘>P»l*»»ly ruin nlceet a p p le ,hat „ takes the com-
to Hills Creek to operate the sawmill
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n r f<xxl hail
burned in blned effort« of >ta!(on. newwpaper«
Now Fall Designs In Moulding Just Received In All Stylos
they recently purchased from Asher
Good Roads Pay Dividends
'
p l,c e * ihi*ture of strong soap and growers io prevent their doing it
Veatch.
A clever statistician has estim ated 1 i',' "*''"
, ” *n* aUl* »“ »w to stand With the combination working at ton
and Prices At
L. P. Toll and family of Gonhen that the state highways of Oregon. ., r'* ° r fOUr <li‘vs without changing "P*«l th ,\ vrorttss are balk 1,1 and
have
Springfield
Mrs moved
lj«nr. to n -.ia
’ a’ to
Z . 7 live.
"
; wrhleh repressot a total state Invest
w“ *er- T!” “ P«ur th« water o f f / “T ed Into tin» hits of fertiliser on
Sierr-- Uadro »’ai
** dreD ° f "»*« of «bout »70.000.000. besides the > u, **/ " h
* *°n c,o,h- * « «he
«PP|«' '’«' P W !«•< Itofore they can
h / / .n »
, , '
r*,uraed county nvads that feed . „ d serve , bl‘ ckn<s* w“ > «W**W-r
Do not
fruit
a s
with Mr. and Mrs tb,.m actually return the state a fo lr .
^ _ ^ ,Ore >o,k,n< «» <A* enamel I Field observations ar« made bv th •
D E Ferguson and Rev , nd Mrs T ? “ ’ *ClU1“ y
“
will crack.
George Warner.
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J«“ «cest on ».100.000.000 This
return
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v
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¡»««Ion to 'check” on th« hrnoding
___ ________________ comes in the way of tourist reven u es.’gh
can b* thoroughly rage estimate*. All Indications were
tbal without the comprehensive sys
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««"I «hen that the second generation of moth-
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FARM B F M lw n c D C
• tem Of iI ,t e road’ would never reach
„ * f ''
n ,h’* ,r ,,e l* ni» *” would reach their greatest number hr
a
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« tX J N O E R S
\ the «axe. Inveatments «hat pay .
” * ‘ ahed'
the wo.d tha end of ,as< w.vk
The cap«.»»-
7 West 7th, Eugsne, Oregon
SHOW SPRAY T IM E NEAR
We Specialize in
Framing People - - -
In Pictures-
Baker-Button’s
Winged forms of the currant aphids “ 1^
“
“ “ “ ,belr normal c ,p
begin to appear In the fa!’ in Ore i,,llx ,,,o n ou’ h« ,o be safe anywhere
non and fl,"from bush to h u S i h e *
rO“,,S
,hW *' b’ yond
When Z
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’ b W‘U be *°n ,nd
“ ™»M«>hab.e.
P‘‘“ r
' h* ’ ‘* U°" lM * ' r ,u “ ‘ froa
Euffy. P“Pae transformed from worms that
were In little app.e, picked up from !
sexed forms evolve and the males lav '*aCh ° f '*** ’ ’““ P ^ c r m ak.« such
s
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un':,’r 'he trees la.it Mnv
eggs on the hark where some « m i l»
R ^ m m e n led ? ° U‘
’ P* rk ’hrr>U<h
' ‘ mr <
«11 winter.
Aphids hatch birth to
reffon iD *” « P“ st has built paved ”rs
mwuled for mokers and camp- as the free ones
Kodaks. Films, Kodak Finishing
They go
1
young. Lime sulfhur 1 to JO plu r<,‘“<!8 ot a '¡uaJlt-v comparable to city
_____________The doseage Is often Increased In |
_ _ _ _ _ (hla third spray to S pounds of pow
nicotine sulfate 1 to 800. is the stand-
Bv recognlxlng
reeognixlng the advan -
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.
. absorbing
.
Spent W**k-En<
W e e k -E n d l «
“
— dered lead arsenate "o 200 gallons of'
ard spray for this pest recommended
“eces3i,y
®P*"‘
Monroe------
by the experiment station.
qualities in a pavement It has not-
MrS Tba<l
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Mrs.
Thad A
A. I'"rh"
Barber. f Clayton
I » water.
Barber, -----
and Miss Ella -wes
McCurry
j only he’d down first costs but It has . I---------•
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rel,lced «u’ lh'enance costs to a m in i-iEuKene- ’ pent the w eekend with Mr SPECIAL PRÎCF ,,n »late _».».
Hungarian vetch, because of it«
Dr I
’« mum. This l a t t e r I . . . » . . .
“ J « n d Mrs F . V P o r t e r e , u _____ . .
N \v
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r
winter hardiness and resistance to mum. This latter item has wrecked “ n 1 Mr* Fav por«««' of Monroe, nt
Sutton
Bldg
over wat ring, la coming into favor to many a good roads program due » to
to , thelr coun,ry home th er^
Oregon as a cover and green manure the J useless drain it entails on tax
EXCELLENT office or small alore
j Don't start anything you can't fl«>-
crop especially in orchards. I: has
room for rent. Inquire at News office
11’ h- forest fires, for Instance
not been w interkilled on the »Xpert-
-
S. Ralph Dippel. Dentist. Vitas ' _?**?’ fires from little sparks are
ment station farms or other farms re­
building, Springfield. Oregon
pr“a 1
Springfield News » 1 25 per year.
porting. even at a temperature of
10 degrees when other vetches were
Eye Specialis, will fit g ia ,,e, for -
severely damaged.
cordwood. Address Box 532. Eugene.
MAKE SURE
You Get This Special
C ylinder ln the W asher
Y ou Buy
f
I
Proper pruning of the bearing grape
vine removes about 90 per cent of
the wood—a heavier pruning than Is
ordinar.ly given any other fruit. A
matn’-e vine making good rrovr'h 1«
left the same number of buds it had
the »reviou« season in ” ie O. A. C.
Exprlrnent station plantings while a
weakened vine i2 allowed a fewer
number of buds. Very vigorous vines
are no’ pruned so heavi»- hot sr»
lowed to expend more of their energy
in fruit production.
Straight, even honey combs made
up of worker cells are used in the
O. A. C. station apiaries to facilitate
handling and increase the output of
the colony. It is necessary to use full
sheets of foundation In the frames to
get this type of comb.
Lumber Sale* Incresciog.
Statistics for the present month In-
dlca’e that sawmills in lumber pro­
ducing sections ar« selling more pro­
ducts than they are cutting
Lumbermen are not trying to crowd
np present prices but are preferring
to bold roduc'Ioq to the present level.
This is ,he policy of keeping the
m o* labor employed without glut­
ting (he supply on hand.
For Instanc .■ i n West Coast saw
mill» In a single week fhfcj month
manufactured 21,1)00.000 feet hnt sold
and »hipped 104,000.000 feet During
the first 31 weeks of this year the
sam,. mills produced 2,804,000,000 f e l l
and shipped 3.029.000,000 feet, «hip-1
ment exceeding production by 165 - 1
000,000 feet.
F-oduction for 31 weeks In 1924 was
about 3lx per cent less than for tb -i
«*n s period In 1923 and 15 per cent
lose Than In 1922.
There is a perfectly harmonious re
latlon between saw m ||im en and th , r
employes, showing a willingness on
«».- part of labor to adjust Itself to
best Industrial conditions.
The Western Pine manufacturers
have curtail.-' production about flf
t«en per cent. There Is a continued
marl ed Increase in volume of busl-
®« ks placed.
Eternal Youth.
Mr*. Mary Saundnr*. 74. Blloxo.
Ml«*., had b tr hair bobbed b»fora
marrying her eighth hueband, aged
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The Safe Road to Success
J a r Fply a m atter of
right buying. You buy
right, here.
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It
ia
a
.markH ,he beginning of ou r tw enty-third
U y° U t0 enr° U DOW ,n OOe of our r'*'Kular
G ood
I n v e a tm e n t
in
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Ask for full inform ation.
PHONE 66
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EUCENP
o r n n iu
EUGENE, n
OREGON
A. E. Roberta. President
W e Appreciate
Children’s
Accounts
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OF E U Q E N |
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992 W illam ette Street
cylinder is an innovation in metal
* cylinder dm g n . N o other cylinder is like it. N o
other cylinder has such advantages.
T he C O N L O N cylinder is all-aluminum—easy to
keep clean. Its lk»r is ribbed to give it great strength
- » " ¿ a s n° »older is used anywhere In its construction,
it is aoubiy strong.
i rO u <Xhr r
Tk® Cover alway> « « P on T he C O N
I O N cylinder, for it is made over a cam aluminum
SK jn S n
O F F IC E
that mean your entire satisfaction.
EASY
TERMS
There 1 s nothing that
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m akes us happier than
to have some tiny tot
saving bis pennies with
us here a t the First Na­
tional. His progress per­
haps might seem slow,
but the good he derives
from saving does not lie
in the am ount stored
away. It is in the habit
of thrift that is being in­
stilled into him early in
life. Why not open an
account for your young­
ster?
40 Years
of Helpful Service
Phons 688
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S c h o o l.
Eastman Grocery
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A business training leads the way to success, and this Is
a 7 /n n e r her >OU a re 8 profe“ ,onal ,na,‘- a m erchant, or
THRIFT
National
>'
It Hosts no more to
get The CONLON
than an ordinary
w a sh e r.
$15.00
IMJWN and the bal­
ance In term s less
per m onth Ilian it
coats you to get
your waahing done.
There In no need to
have other than the
beat. Come In and
«ee The CONLON
today.
-£l
To P o rtla n d
Low round trip fares
$5.30
$6.20
to Portland and return. Sold on Friday*,
Saturdays and Sundays. Return lim it »h«,
following Tuesday.
to Portland and retu rn . Sold any day.
Return lim it 15 days. Stopovers any*
where.
Its comfort, aonvenience and safety make
Southern Pacific service worth more to
you than a ny other form of transportation.
For full in
communicate with
C. OLSON,
Local A g en t
Pacific
Mountain States Pawer Go
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